Terrebonne house market — December 2025
Based on 17 actual sales · CourtiConnect
Market context: house in Terrebonne
December 2025 saw 17 recorded transactions in this neighbourhood of Terrebonne, establishing a median price of $765,000 and an average price of $841,118. This neighbourhood is performing at a more modest price point compared to the broader city of Terrebonne, where the median price over the trailing 12 months across 294 sales reached $790,000, placing this area approximately 3.2% below the city median. This positioning reflects the neighbourhood's character within the larger Terrebonne real estate landscape, where price variation across different districts remains a natural feature of the market. The average days on market for properties in this neighbourhood stands at 79 days, indicating a moderate pace of sales activity. This timeframe suggests neither a particularly rushed transaction environment nor extended holding periods, reflecting a market where buyers and sellers are finding equilibrium within a reasonable window for both parties to execute their objectives. Properties are neither sitting indefinitely nor moving at exceptional speed, which characterizes a market in relative balance. Among the 11 documented sales with clear asking-price comparison data, the average sale-to-asking price ratio reached 0.975, meaning that properties in this group sold at approximately 97.5% of their listed asking price on average. This figure indicates that sellers are not commanding premium prices above their initial listings, while buyers are not securing substantial discounts either, suggesting a fairly equilibrated negotiating position between the two parties in the transactions captured by this metric. The building profile across the 17 sales reveals a neighbourhood dominated by homes built in the 1980 to 2010 period, which account for 71% of the sales. The remaining 29% of transactions involved properties constructed after 2010, while no homes built before 1980 changed hands during this period. This composition points to a relatively modern housing stock, with the vast majority of properties falling within the post-1980 era, offering buyers properties with more contemporary construction standards and systems. In the course of due diligence and standard purchase procedures, 6% of the sales in this dataset (1 property among the 17 sales) were concluded without a legal warranty of quality. This occurrence reflects a straightforward aspect of real estate transactions in Quebec, where such arrangements are managed through inspection, legal verification, and customary buyer checks during the transaction process. For buyers seeking a neighbourhood with a balanced market pace and a modern housing stock, this area presents an accessible entry point relative to the broader Terrebonne market. For sellers, the pricing environment suggests properties are attracting fair-value offers within reasonable selling timeframes. To gain deeper insight into current property values in this neighbourhood or estimate the potential market value of a specific residence, consider using a detailed market estimator tailored to Terrebonne's current conditions.